[duffysmom]

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[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by hadawayj

Do you have any names that we could contact. Right now we are living in TV, but do not have ID cards. Would really like to meet people playing near LaZamora.

If you are living in TV, even renting, you should have cards that admit you to Rec Centers. Attending games near LaZamora would be the best way to meet people in that area. Sorry, I don't know anyone in that area at all.

[hadawayj]

Looking to contact any Mahjong players on the Spanish Spring side of TV

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by Barefoot

If you are living in TV, even renting, you should have cards that admit you to Rec Centers. Attending games near LaZamora would be the best way to meet people in that area. Sorry, I don't know anyone in that area at all.

Sorry Hadawayj, I just realized why you don't have access to a card, I didn't connect with the other thread, duh.

Good luck in finding a local game, I wish I could help. If you ask your neighbors you might get lucky. Some neighborhoods have private games each week.

[Pturner]

I've thought about learning to play also, when we become frogs. For those who have done both, would you say it is easier or harder than bridge?

[Avista]

I would say about the same. With Mah Jongg you are on your own without a partner.

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by Pturner

I've thought about learning to play also, when we become frogs. For those who have done both, would you say it is easier or harder than bridge?

I think mahjongg is easier. As Avista said, it's not played with a partner, which I prefer. If you're having an off day, you don't have to worry about disappointing your partner. Also, with mahjongg, you play with tiles, not cards. There is something tactile and satisfying about MJ tiles.